Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
LOCAL NOTES

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1887.
 LOCAL NOTES FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 E.. J. Cook is quite seriously ill-
 Rev. D. Batten has gone back to Phe- nix.
 Rain would be an acceptable visitor again.
 C.J. wemple returned from the east today.
 T.G. Norris came in from Flagstaff yesterday.
 Ed. M. Blake is due here from Phenix this evening.
 Attend the dance tomorrow evening at Skull valley.
 Mrs. Aumuller is moving her saloon into the Little Casino.
 H D. Aitken has filed his bond as deputy county treasurer.
 Governor Tritle and party returned from Jerome last evening.
 Dr. w. A. Olmsted, of Flagstaff, has filed his diploma for record.
 No mail from the west to-day, owing to the accident on the Atlantic 4 Pa- cifc.
 His creditors would like to know where Louis Fell-when he committed Chat suicide.
 A special train will leave at midnight tonight, to convey the bridal party to Prescott Junction.
 Morris Windmiller has added a new chair and made other improvements in the interior of his Bridge barber shop. A load of tomatoes from the Verde valley found . ready sale to-day, being the first Arizona tomatoes on the mar ket.
 Ed. Mercy yesterday shipped lot of merchandise to Jerome, where he in- tends opening . general merchandise store.
 E. W. French, signal service observer at whipple, is taking . weeks vacation with Ira Moore at his stock ranch in Walnut Grove.
 James Simpson, assistant manager Of the Aztec Cattle company, and Judge Bunch, of Apache county, came ID on to-day's train.
 Why Not' is the na me of a mining cisim in Martinez district, the notice of which has been filed for record by J. w. McGowen and Nixon Palmer
 c. Y. Mcclellan, superintendent of the California division of the Atlantic < Pacific railroad, has resigned, and A. NJ. Beal has been appointed to the posi- ton.
 Judge Richard DeKuhn, Of Cherry creek, has filed with the county recorder a pre-emption notice for five acres of land in Cherry creek to be used as a school site"
 Marcos Avalez, c teAmster for James M Vandeburg, was thrown from his wagon near Iron Springs, on Tuesday, and had his left arm, collar bone and one rib broken.
 A west-bounA freight train on the At iantic & Pacific road last night ran into burned bridge, near kingman, causing .a terrible wreck. The fireman and one brakeman were killed, and several oth- CTS pretty badly hurt.
 The post dancing school, at Whipple, gave A oiree last night which was a very pleasant affair. A number of young folks from Prescott were in attendance, who cay they were treated very nicely by the young ladies and gentlemen there.
 FROM FRIDAv's DAILY.
 Frank D. Wells, of Phenix X. has gone home.
 Orlando Allen came in from Walnut Grove to-day
 s:. Louis beer on draught, at Martin Maier's saloon.
 Diamond JO went out tc his Del Pasco gold works to-day.
 J. N. Rodenburg came in from his mining camp last night.
 M. Martin came up from the big dam, at Walnut Grove, last evening.
 Two wagons, loaded with machinery for Robert Scho6eld's mill, pulled out for Big Bug this afternoon.
 Three tramps were burned to death in the freight train wreck on the Allan tic and Pacific. on Wednesday night. Mary NJ. Knoeper, of StoddArd, proved up" on piece of land, to-day, before Register Burgess of the land office.
 Parties who have visited the big dam enterprise, at Walnut Grove, compli- rnent the JoURNAL-MIxER' true to life description of 1t.
 Lieutenant Rockefeller, 9th Infantry stationed at Whipple. has been selected ss s competitor in the annual target practice at Fort Wingate.
 An experimentslrun of the artesian 'Seli 0oring outfit was made yesterday and to-day. The machinery works to ahe satisfaction of it's owners.
 "In 8 French pawn shop" Records in pxrple ink" "The sun is not blue, 7 and Woman and her work" is having remarkable run in our "outssmpling all anaples"-contempor They have had su interrupted run now of about three weeks in the daily edition while for the second time, at least. they occupy a colume of space in this weeks issue of the weekly.
 U8Ik Ol tflt M family struck domestic snag a day or two ago and was lowed into the dry dock of Judge Fleury's court, with Sher iii Mulvenon as pilot, to-day The reef on which it grounded is known 1T legal parlsnce AS assault and battery The female Marcou told pillow, ,Aie oi the domestic storm which threat enej the bark, while the male Marco' had about ninety of the best citizens O Prescott subpensed on his side of tn case. Judge Fleury commenced busi ness 6. II o'clock and is still in busi ness at the time of going to press. FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Train was two hours and half lsi to-day.
 Judge J. H. Wright and family al rived today
 D. NJ. Martin has gone bac k to Wa mt Grove